Restaurants

Pizza Hut has announced plans to cloes 29 of its 244 UK restaurants, putting an estimated 450 jobs at risk.

The restaurant chain

The Eat Out to Help Out campaign has drawn consumers back to restaurants, reassured them about their safety and tempted them to try new venues.

Creditors of chain restaurant group Pizza Express have approved the restaurant chain’s restructure.

The company said the creditors had voted for the company voluntary arrangement (CVA) that will

With many UK restaurants and fast food outlets signing up to the Government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme, Barclaycard Payments, which processes nearly

The business which operates the restaurant estate of Marco Pierre White has hailed the Government Eat Out to Help Out (EOHO) scheme a huge success.

Restaurant reservations platform OpenTable has today introduced a number of initiatives designed to support the restaurant industry as it continues on its road to recovery.

Diners at a Northumberland restaurant can now boast that they’ve been enjoying a meal at one of England’s best.

The number of jobs lost across the embattled restaurant and casual dining sector so far this year is already nearly double the amount shed during the whole of 2019 with experts fearing that the worst is yet to come. 

Rigorous precautions are satisfying more people that it is safe to visit pubs, bars and restaurants—but returning guests are becoming more demanding as they settle into the ‘new normal’ of eating and drinking out.

Sushi chain YO! is the latest restaurant to consider a CVA to help reduce its “unsustainable” rental costs as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

The UK Government has confirmed that that three special grants created to help businesses including the hospitality sector which has been the hardest hit with the impact of Covid-19 will close on August 28.

Sanitiser confused with condiment, implementation of ‘slip roads’ in one way systems and bouncers becoming welcomers are among cultural changes in pubs, restaurants and bars.

Diners across the UK will from today (August 3) be able to enjoy half-price meals throughout August from Monday, as part of a government scheme aimed at boosting restaurants and pubs post-lockdown.